President/Founder Mercy Ships 'transforming individuals and communities, one at a time, through hospital ships'
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Mercy Ships founder Don Stephens recently visited the #GlobalMercy, seeing it as a fully built hospital ship for the very first time. It's a moment you never forget. Could this be you soon? Discover more at mercyships.org/makeyourmark/
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Highly recommend 5 minutes for this video from @foxnewsvideo
4th - generation dairy farmer warns looming federal restrictions could end family farms
Lots of focus on cities right now - understandably - but please don’t forget our farmers video.foxnews.com/v/62841437…
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That thing we’re not supposed to talk about sure has a lot of evidence piling up to support that we were right again. 🤔thefederalist.com/2021/09/02…
Double the HOPE and twice the HEALING with successful sea trials on world‘s largest hospital ship GLOBAL MERCY
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“Putting the size of the problem, the cause of my anxiety, in perspective with the size of our God – that’s helped me immensely.” Don Stephens, Founder of Mercy Ships.
Thankful for a wonderful staff devotions this morning with Don and the timely reminder from Philippians 4:6-7!
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Imagine a ship, almost two football fields in length with a world class hospital onboard. Staffed with professional volunteers . . . a worshiping, believing community serving others. That’s what gets me out of bed every morning. @stephens_don @MercyShips bit.ly/2CHvaJy
#HOPEANDHEALING for Africa’s BOTTOM BILLION through partnership with host nations. Changing lives, families, nations - TOGETHER #HOSPITALSHIPS
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We invite you to listen as our founder, Don Stephens, shares in his daily podcast how you can make a lasting difference in a world of need: bit.ly/themercyminute
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We invite you to listen as our founder, Don Stephens, shares in his daily podcast how you can make a lasting difference in a world of need: bit.ly/themercyminute
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Fanta saw nurses at her local hospital in their uniforms taking care of people, and she knew she wanted to be a nurse, too. But, the watermelon-sized tumor she carried meant she couldn’t fit her arm through the sleeve of her uniform. Now, she wears her scrubs with pride!
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Great news that the @UW is #5! And, the Seattle Startup ecosystem is growing.
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Djazim's parents adore their middle son. But when he was four, his knees began to bend at unnatural angles. Windswept legs began to dim Djazim’s personality, to limit his life. But one free surgery from friends like you restored his future, and his light.
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We recently celebrated the graduation of 18 hard working participants in the Biomedical Training Course. These local technicians have successfully completed the rigorous course, and will strive to be part of a safer and more efficient healthcare landscape in Guinea’s future.
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The pain of living with bowed legs seeped into every aspect of Julienne's young life. Walking was difficult. Running was impossible. Simply standing for too long was tiring. Her family prayed for surgery, but it seemed impossible…until they heard about #MercyShips.
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The #MercyShips Food for Life program showcased the plethora of nutritious products that participants are learning to produce! The program’s students are being trained in the art of agriculture, nutrition, and much more — seeking good health and transforming farming communities.
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Forty-six-year-old Amadou is not defined by the tumor that has been growing for more than 15 years. To those in his community, Amadou is a nurse, a pillar of hope and a leader. He’s came to the #AfricaMercy to receive the help he needs to continue saving others.
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When Milo Falsing was a child, he would travel on the ferry Dronning Ingrid, to visit his grandparents. Today, Milo is the captain of that very ship which is now called the #AfricaMercy — a hospital ship that provides surgery and training to those in need. buff.ly/2FfComW
